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Daily Republican., 1887-10-26
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Arrives Chicago ESQ next moaning.
Baltimore Accommodation, daily.
oiAc.nnat Lanitsd, daily % a. n
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$40 p. ID. next day.
Baltimore AooemmodAtion, dAiiy, 400 p. N
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rOR LANDErBER9,o 90 A. u .hundsy
only. 1.oo g. N. dany, exoept sunday
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Trains leave MayKst street 5tstioa:
for Philxdeiphis e.B0 A. n, daily exoep'
sunday, 2<s p. M, daily. for Baltimor'
a0 2. m., daily. nc! Lander berg, $50 sns
II 90 A ID. daily, except Sunday; 300 o. N
Sunday only; Z. ~ and t.za p. m daily.
Trains Tor Nilnington-I.oave Phtlsda;
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daily. except sunday; 1000, slo.ls .. 70
daily; o. AGO, an, saeo. Gso. e.eo ala
1900 p. u. daily.
Express t-Ainss
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gold on blue
and q dozen other comblnatious, Csc to
q.
OF the Flannel embroidered with wool,
81 sty es and colorings. 9Oc. to VI 90.
81 In. Skirting Flannel, striped, plain,
and solid colors ;shrunk from l0S inches;
guaranteed by the maker not 10 shrink
more.
All-vool Striped Skirts, - inches long,
2l< yards around, handsome borders,
81 to S1.75; solid colors and fancy bor-
ders, q.
And there are plenty OF
Fancy Flannels that we
haven't looked at yet.
North OF centre.
A new thing in Blankets,
cotton warp very light and
six filling. The silk is all
you see. Rich, luxurious,
handsome. Colored grounds
with Roman stripes. Two
sizes, 56xS0 in, So, and
72x84 in, 81. The price is
a tIifle for such beautiful
things Your wonder will
be that it is so little.
Near women's Waiting Room.
Proper, everyday Writing
Paper; the finest. too, whether
we say SO or not.
1880 boxes fine paper,
unruled, assorted finish, en-
velopes 10 match; quire
and 1 pack in box; 23c,
worth 40c.
200 reams linen finish oc-
tavo note, ruled; 5 lbs to
the ream OF 4S0 sheets.
I5o reams white wove
commercial and octave sizes,
48; a ream-less than Ioc @
pound if we sold it tina!
way.
eouth OF Thirteenth street entrance.
More OF the little.priced
Laces, Torchon, Medicis,
Cluny, and Florentine, Rea'
handmade, newest styles.
perfect in every respect. We
have made three lots oil
Them:
Sc lot, to B in.
l0c lot, 2 to A in.
20c lot, 3 to s in.
|Scme OF the sc Laces have
been 25c; some OF the Ioe
Laces have been $50; some
|nf the 2oc have been 45c
Face wise people say there
have never before been such
Iprlces ON desirable goods.
Sharp scissors work is 60
ling on among the Orienta
Laces at q third the regular
Eprice-5 to lac, 2 to 81 10
Second circle, southwest OF centre.
| We sell single Liner
IHandkerchiefs at about tn
'Iprlce most dealers buy 70
10y the hundred. Judge b,
these:
Il Women's initial, lOc.
j Women's, white, hem
stitched, emb'd corner, Q foi
l25c
4 Women's, white, hem
> stitched. 6 for Soc.
Same, cold border, 6 10
} soc.
: Extra quality, colored boz
'lder, 2oc. Ne yer before sol,
ior less than 25c.
i Sorts and sorts Of white
,lhemstitched, for 81 to 81
EIdoz.
southwest Of centre.
The Millinery half-ac,t
Full of pretty shapes an
bright colors In the Chi
dren's corner; brightnes
land newness in every col
lner
3 North from Thirteenth and Chestn,
vi streets corner.
nl JOHN WANAMAKHR.
Chestnut, thirteenth and Market stree
and Citv-hall sauara
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A sell at stldhsn,ss - SS'.iotF SF D
barrsis p.rss' G spp'eI, fron Y.s. 1,:ss, I,sd.s
q fins D, sortnent OF cn' " Y. Wbb]
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pUBLIC SALE.

Two Three-s,ory Bs,.r nj
one Frame store a.s n.j
SATURDAY, OCTOBER n
ON THE PRE,usn
without Postpopemen,. WA. N
undertaking. |
commencing with drr,u,b,
,zoInibus -, viii lea,. s.,ra, ,
Frst, No. SIS East Flfth SIN. d,
located 10 Close proximity 10 b. |,
ere u. always rents, Win ~. Y
kitehen. LOi Is n, 6 a. in ~,
privilege OF alley,
Second. No, els SOra.,es
located 10 the wsrkshoss ~, y
renting, q gosf comIortsbi. W
Lot, l5ft. . intd2 n q In. vl,s ~ W
Is worthy ysur attention. ~
Third. sltuate in N,i,ox.p,a,.
hcDowellville store ~,
location, Its business hl,tasy n
s'tuM Med In q grow Ing psrt or 4, !.
q well Kept grocery or o,hrf ~, !.
nav. Sire or lot, q n on penns,I,.
and 10 n . In. on PaStur, stre.t
f9urih. Lot situated on P,sts.
s. feet. ''' -
tor terms OF sale Or other ms,,
.&s sP@'s'eo' hRALDI
sos Agents 70 I
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~ writ OF Levat Faciu. h
fected' viii BE- exposed TO paoli, )
Oourt House. on Market ty,,'
Tenth and Eleventh strecta IA n
whining ION, New Castle q, an,
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AnUsRn ENn,

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Oommsncicg Monday, Get 81. Grand
matinss "Wednesday and saturday at a. %.
BENNETT & MOULTON
COMIC OPERA COMPANY.
Geo. a. Baker. Proprissor and Msnsgsr.
40 People 30
Prices; 10. - and 10 Gents.
REfEKToiRE
Meniay-"o assn's Lace Handksrehist"
Tussday-.fsntins, or Victor tas Blus
Str ikfrg.n
wednss sisy-"ratiattss"
Thprsdsy-"Ysl p.e,uI2.j
flidky-. Boh elm Ian 0.rt."
SAturdAy-' queens Lace HAndhsrchief'
Wednesday hAtinee-"grA Dtavoio
Saturday mAtinee-'H M \. PtnAfore
Notics-An elsgs ant souvenir vii be Ere.
senteA 10 all thtt attend the n ednesday
and saturday matinee.
keservsd seats oa sale Kiiday, Cetooer 50
at IhomAs'e book atre. o7etf
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III sell at ny stable en hsa 'J
Ohe ater, Pa. between Msfss, ,'s,,, ri n
adjoining George Mabon $ ln.' ),
WEDNESDAY. No'EMBE4'
at l O'Clock p. NJ,
20 Hoad OF Kentucky ard S'a3
lS ern Ohio Horses r.. az
suitable for oil purposes, ,,r Il
h.ye been carefully .electea a q
and among them VIII 20, % QUE s.ss
bred rosdsters and ssuu,s, ,vo d,,il
Inspected At above stap,oI,t ,sIt,
sale. 2snd 4 months oieI.N n. rfs1
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sold st public ssls ,s, .. ,sL,u
i q odlsy's, aooths oofn'h'
ware Oounty, Pa. onuvss or
THURSDAY, NOVEnpI
stl o'clock, p. n- =, q,
70 head Of carefully .el:s,.Ss ,5slsa d
sprina srt, dire,t fron osrit srsSit. y
ryo and four month. T'B = BALD!
9OOpl.I' o9ttl
a. sssrpless. Auc1 ~
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|Twilled French Flannels, dark and even
ing shades, 81 in 80 and Csc.
Over 300 styles of embroidered Flannele,
from "a TO $ In. dep, branch, bud, leaf,
flower, and geometrical designs; . hap
py blending of Hamburg delicacy with
Flannel substance; white elk on white
or cream ground. or.
white on light blue
white on pink
pink on pink
cardinal on navy
cardinal on gray
gold on blue
and dozen other combinations, Csc Il
q.
or the Flannel embroidered with wool
81 sty es and colorings. 90c. to u 90.
81 in. Skirting Flannel, striped, plain
and solid colors; ;shrunk from lOS inches
guaranteed by the maker not 10 shrinl
more.
All-vool Striped Skirts, - inches long
2k yards around, handsome borders,
81 TO S1.75; solid color and fancy bor-
Aars
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Now is the Time

To buy yonr winter boots. Calf Boots,
hip Boots, Coarse Boots. Won't cost
you more than you ought TO pay II you
but at
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Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-03-10
More Valuable Premiums.

The officers and directors OF the
Audubon County Fair Association
met at the court house last Saturday
and spent the afternoon in revising
the premium list. Beginning with
premiums on agricultural products
and running through the list all have
been advanced in n degree that is
warranted by the success of last year.
The increase is such as will in some
instances encourage the people to
enter into the enterprise with q
greater earnest and zest, and 1t Is to
be hoped make the exhibition OF 81
far better than any of its predecess-
ors. They have also increased the
prizes for races, placing them at a
figure that will attract the owners
Of good horses, and secure an exhibit
ton that will draw lovers Of such
sport from distance, The officers
have taken many initiatory steps to
promote the success OF this seasons
efforts, and the public can best show
its evidence of appreciation Of tho
officers endeavors by supplement-
ing them in every way possible, re-
Numbering that the FULLEST measure
of success can only be attained by
earnest and united effort,
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-03-10
A Business Change

Last Saturday Messrs. Jones &
McKarahan closed the sale of their
implement business to Mr.. w. c.
Barton, the eldest son of the gentle
man who has recently moved from
Crawford county to the Matthias
farm Immediately west of town.
The young gentleman, we under
stand, is not without experience in
this line of goods. He is a man of
enterprise and means and will no
doubt meet with good success in the
business. He expects to make large
additions to the stock, presenting
both variety and quality for the ex-
animation OF farmers expecting to
buy in the spring. The business
will be conducted at the old stand.
Messrs. Jones & McKarahan will
likewise be found at the same place
retailing good hardware at the same
low prices us Of yore.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-03-10
Cereoline at Talbott's.

Cereoline at Ialbotts.
Ed. Prick went to Chicago Tues.
day.
Go to r. Lenox & Co. for Dry
Goods.
Ladies' cloaks at the Golden Eagle
at cost.
Buy your overcoats of d. c.
Abrams.
New Spring Millinery at Miss
Terrill's.
District court will convene next
Tuesday.
Great reduction in hosiery at the
new store.
Get the Madam Fay corset at X.
Lenox & Co.'S.
Fur caps at cost at the large brick
clothing house.
I. II. Jenkins, of Brayton, was in
town Tuesday.
X. Lcnox & Co. sell millinery at
wholesale prices.
Go TO r. Lenox & Co. for fancy
goods and notions.
All winter goods at reduced prices
at X. Lcnox IL Cos.
Overcoats at cost at the Golden
Eagle Clothing House.
". Measc's oldest daughter is
very i'll with pneumonia.
David c. Abrams retails over
coats at wholesale prices.
Mrs. Chas. Trunnell IS sick with
infammatory rheumatism.
No. I boards at $3.50 per thous-
and feet at Stuart q Sons.
Fencing at Stuart & Sons at $I4
and 5000 per thousand feet.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-03-10

The entertainment given by the
pupils of the grammar department
Of the public schools, at the court
house last Saturday evening, was
one OF the best presented during the
winter. The exercises were opened
by very neat little speech by Fred
Gleason, which was followed by re-
sponsive recitations, sketching the
life and works of Longfellow. Then
followed recitations of poems all Of
which were well rendered. The
Courtship of Miles Standish, drama
tized, was presented by Pearl Rob.
erts in the title role, Walter II.
Brainard as John Alden, and Miss
Eva Nichols as Priscilla. The young
people acquitted themselves admira.
bly, in the performance, and very
clever acting signaliyed their first
appearance ON the stage. The parts
were all so well committed that there
was not the slightest hesitation or
deviation from the lines. All points
considered, it has not been excelled
by any amateurs who have appeared
before an Audubon audience. The
literary exercises were intcrsperscd
by music, Miss Matte O'Connell,
of Des Moines, favoring tho audience
with fine solo. The lady has a
rich and well cultivated voice OF
great volume. A solo by Miss
Clara Burdick and a quartette by
the Misses Burdick and Moore and
Messrs. Negley and Delahoyde were
well received, the latter concluding
the exercises OF the evening.
Much credit is due Miss Ella M.
Stearns, who prepared tho program
and has taken great pains and care
in instructing the pupils that they
might favor the public with such an
interesting and altogether excellent
entertainment. The pre-eminent
success attending it should be source
OF qualification to the lady as well
as to the pupils and parents directly
interested and the public in general.
Contributions by the large audience
were made to the school library
fund amounting to a sum inadequate
to the work incident to preparations
for the entertainment, but which in
lieu Of an admission fee served as an
unmistakable expression OF the audi
ence in favor OF the efforts on the
part ofthe school and which we doubt
not was highly appreciated.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-03-10
The Present Able and Conserve
tive Administration Of City
Government Decidedly
Endorsed.

Monday last was another Of the
genial spring days that have con.
tributed so freely to the happiness
OF humanity of late, and in this we
must thank the weather clerk for
contributing in liberal degree to
the excellent results attained IN the
city election. AS stated in these
columns last week no party or peo-
Piles caucus was held and there was
little indication on the surface OF
town talk to indicate or predict the
vigor and warmth Of the contest
that was waged in choosing the city's
officers TOR the ensuing year. BY
nine o'clock, Monday morning,
however, there were tickets in the
field OF a variety OF hues equal to
any OF the numerous phases appear
ing in the kaleidoscope Of American
politics. The first candidate for
public favor was "The Peoples
Ticket" soliciting the election of
Charles Bagley tor Mayor, VIM.
Cloughly and b. f. Howald for
Trustees, L. ]. Freeman for Treas
urcr, l.. ID. Phelps Tor Recorder and
X. Hunter for Assessor, and it is
not untimely to remark in this place
that this was the winning ticket.
"A little later there appeared second
production Of the dear people advo.
eating the county coroner, w. ID.
BlSskwood, for Mayor, VIM.
Cloughly and J. f. Cloughly for
Trustees, the remainder ofthe ticket
being the same rs in the above men
toned. This ticket was issued by
the democrats and was announced,
with what authority we do not
know, ms being endorsed by the
Knights of Labor still another
combination, being u conglomoration
Of factions, appealed to the people
under the euphonious title of Union
Ticket, bearing the name of III. u.
Funk for Mayor, and A. ii. Roberts
and Seth Paine for Trustees. 1t
purportcd to be in the interests OF
temperance, Mr.. Funk having given
assurance that campaign against
the prohibited traffic would be in.
stituted Immediately upon his Undue.
ton to the office. The second nam.
ed trustee drew some support from
the Knights of Labor and was cal
culated to give the ticket additional
strength. Additional tickets, per-
haps to the number OF half dozen,
were issued during the day, under
the above titles, with the same candi.
dates in the first position, but with
change and interchange in the can
didates for trustees. On these
grounds the contest was warmly
waged, and nothing left undonc by
friends to enhance the prospects OF
the iavorite candidates. 1t appears
that all of the contest was OF little
avail, the verdict Of the people show.
ing hearty endorsement Of tho
official actions of Mayor Bagley aud
his cabinet. Below is a transcript
of the vote.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-03-10
Their Business Booming.

Probably thing has caused such q revival
giving away to their customers OF many free trial
bottles Of DIR. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton. Their trade is simply enormous in this very
valuable article from the fact that it always cures
and never disappoints. Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
Bronchitis Group, and all throat and lung diseases
quickly cured. You test it before buying by
getting trial bottle free, large sire ST. Every bottle
warranted
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-03-10
Brace Up.

You IRE feeling depressed, your appetite - POOR,
you bothered with Headache, you fdse'y,
nervous amp generally out Of Sorts and want bruce
up. Brace up, but not with stimuants spring medi-
cines, or bitters which have for their basis very
cheap, bad whiskey and which stimulate you for IN
hour, and then leave you in worse condition than
before. What you want Is an Alternative that viii
purify your blood start healthy action Of Liver am,
Kidneys, restore your vitality and give renewed
health and strength. Such u medicine you will find
In Electric Btters, and only 80 cents bottle at A.
Roberts 4 Co.'S drug store
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-03-10

BUCKLEN's ARNICA SALvE.-The best
salve in the world tor cuts, bruises, sores,
ulcers, salt rhcum, fever sores, letters,
chapped hands, chilblames, corns and all
skin eruptions, and positively cures piles or
no pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price rs cents per box. For sale by A. H.
Roberts q Co.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-03-10

Two hundred head of two-year-
old steers for sale. Apply to
FRANK BRADLEY.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-03-10

Parties DESTROYS of a first-class
auctioneer will fiEd it to their inter-
est to consult Z. BAXTER.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-03-10


The M. L. Social at the residence
of MIR. and Mrs. G. b. Russell last
Tuesday evening, was one of the
most pleasant and altogether success
ful social events of the season. The
young people were out in full force
and contributed life and mcrriment
to the occasion. n novel feature of
the evening entertainment was the
introduction, about 10 o'clock, OF
characters from the Mikado. Mrs.
jno. A. Nash and the Misses Matte
O'Connell and essie Fox represented
the three little maids from school in
elegant style, their makeup being
such rs would create envy in the
eyes of girls from the foreign land.
!. A. Wheatley and James Russell
represented slant-eyed males, and
the company created great deal of
amusement. A room was furnished
with a view to make the alleged
foreigners feel at home and in which
they sold tea in packages decorated
withhieroglyphics beyond theknowl.
edge of the American to decipher.
A postoflice wherein presided the
Misses Phelps and Richard, where
people could inquire for mail as
frequently as they wished, afforded
the company a great deal of salts.
faction and not a little amusement.
But the vote on the handsomest man
was the main issue Of the evening.
The company was very little divid.
ed in that matter, giving the dis
tinction, by rousing majority, to
Rev. J. Is. Harris, with which honor
he also received a bushel basket OF
nicely prepared edibles. The re-
ceipts OF the evening were $I5.s5.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-03-10

Go to h. Lenox & Co. for Dress
Goods. They are selling with 10
per cent off; this week only.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-03-10

Lands in Keith and Cheyenne
counties, Nebr., for sale by
ii. w. HANNA.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-03-10
Just try that cheese, at Talbotl's.

WANTED.-A girl to learn mil
linery. Enquire of Miss E. IL.
Terrill,
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-03-10

The sociable Of the Presbyterian
church will be held at the residence
OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. b. Cousins,
Friday evening, March 18th, A
varied entertainment will be pre-.
scnted by the good ladies, that all
present may pass an ENJOYABLE even.
ing. One novel feature Of the pro.
gramme will be the organization Of
gentlemen's sewing circle, at which
time u test Of the gentlemcn's skill
in sewing will be given in a twenty
minutes contest for fine prize. An
are very cordially invited,
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-03-10


DR.. Stevens, of Elkhorn, came to
this city in hot haste on the evening
of the I'd inst, in search of counsel
and assistance in a case under his
professional care, stating that moth.
ing but amputation would save the
life of his patient. AT his
urgent request Drs. Lass and Rem.
dleman packed their saws and cary
ing instruments and set out on their
long journey, exceedingly tedious
owing TO the condition OF the roads,
to point seven miles west of Kim.
ballton. Arriving there an exam.
ination proved il to be nothing more
severe than compound fracture,
which was reduced with little trou-
bic and, of course, without the neces.
sity OF the "saw.bones'" instruments.
The Audubon medicine men were
not a little Disguised that they should
have been compelled to make the
long ride of twenty.sevcn miles for
naught, and cloud Of dismal blue
lowered over their vehicle on the
journey home.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-03-10

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For Assessor, 4, J. Hunter .255
Although the contest was warmly
waged, as above stated, very little
ill-iecling was engendcred, and the
rccalcitrant forces are now nearly
unanimous in approving the peoples
verdict. The administration of city
affairs during the past year has been
quite satisfactory to the townspeoplc,
or at least no dissatisfaction has
found expression, which statement
the verdict Of Monday materially
substantiatcs.
Bagley's plurality, SO,
We see nothing in the returns to
indicate that tho popularity of
L. ]. Freeman is on the decline.
The lack OF l.. d. Phelps in re-
ceiving the full vote is, to use the
expression of one of the two dis.
gruntled parties who declined to give
him their support, because "he's too
much of dandy dude"
X. J. Hunters almest unanimous
endorsement is well deserved.
The vote received by A. ii. Rob-
erts is decided compliment to that
gentleman, considering the fact that
his candidacy was very little known
until the day Of election. He Is one
Of Audubon's best and most respect
ed citizens, and would serve the
people well.
The total vote polled, 259, is an
excess Of three over any prior cleo
ton held in the town. The day
was fine and the numerous and in
dustrious candidates and their friends
took great pains to see that no one
was deprived of the cherished privi-
lege. Even with this record, people
well acquainted in the community
can soon count on their fingers from
forty to fifty voters who were either
out of town or unable, for various
causes, to appear at the polls.
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ELECTION ECHOES.

A Fine Day.-Many Tickets Issued
In the Name of the Dear People,
in ali Of which Party Candi-
dates Appeared. "A
Lively Contest for
the City's Hon